The bright side of the tracks On the rear side of a long commercial building at 176 Anderson Avenue, in a parking lot facing the train tracks, kids are creating vivid masterpieces. Paul Knoblauch, a metal artist who works out of the building, has met some of the graffiti artists. He thinks that part […]
toxic pesticide applications
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Reader Feedback 7.2.03
Brainy wrestlers, fighting spraying, downtown development
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Reader feedback 6.11.03
The School Board primary, pesticides on lawns, Doyle taxes
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Reader Feedback 6.4.03
The Aqueduct’s future, Elmwood’s widening, warnings for pesticides
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News briefs 4.2.03
Staying human Despite mounting tensions between peaceniks and police officials concerned about the cost of containing anti-war protests, the March 28 peace rally at the Liberty Pole downtown (and subsequent march to the former Genesee Hospital) was a largely non-confrontational affair. A few passing motorists gave protesters the one-fingered salute; the protesters responded with two-fingered […]
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News Briefs
Wall-to-wall wallets The “grazing stations” at the April 5 Evening With Mayor Bill Johnson probably won’t display much grassroots fare. Not at $300 a head, or $350 for dinner and private reception, or $2,500 for a table of eight. Well, such is the price tag on a county executive race. The list of sponsors […]
